A £3.5 million bid for Harrison Burrows from the Turkish side Trabzonspor was rejected earlier this month, and they have not yet made an improved offer. The expected arrival of McGlinchey could convince United to sell Burrows if the Blades' £5 million valuation is met before the end of the window.

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has affirmed that Harrison Burrows is still part of his plans, despite links with a move to Turkish side Trabzonspor. Sky Sports reported that Sheffield United had rejected an initial offer of £3.5 million from Trabzonspor for Burrows, with a second offer of £5 million possibly being prepared. Chris Wilder stated that he does not want to lose any players but also mentioned his understanding of a situation where an offer arrives that everyone considers to be right from a financial standpoint. He added that he is trying to build and Harrison has been a part of that. Wilder also said that if the time comes when the owners and the chief executive state they have to consider an offer, he would want to be part of the discussion.

Turkish club Trabzonspor, currently third in the Super Lig, is interested in signing 23-year-old English full-back Harrison Burrows from Sheffield United. The clubs are discussing a potential transfer, with one offer for the player having already been rejected. It is believed an initial £3.5m bid was rejected, and a second offer of approximately £5m is now anticipated. Burrows joined Sheffield United from Peterborough United in the summer of 2024, and a move to Trabzonspor could provide him with the opportunity for European football. This season in the Championship, he has made 24 appearances, scoring one goal and providing two assists. His contract with Sheffield United is set to expire in June 2028, and his current Transfermarkt valuation is €12.00m.